Good, I can see all the branding occurrences. The layout title already says "Joni ICT". Now let me read and update the two main branding spots (navigation and footer) plus any user-facing text that references "HardwareHub".

Now let me update the branding in both files:

Updated all branding from "HardwareHub" to "Joni ICT" across the navigation bar and site footer. The layout title was already set to "Joni ICT" from the initial build. The brand now displays as "Joni" in the foreground color with "ICT" highlighted in the primary accent color, keeping the same visual treatment.

Based on the code I built, Joni ICT is a comprehensive PC and laptop hardware education and enthusiast website. Here's what it covers:

1. Hardware Overview - Detailed breakdowns of core computer components (CPU, GPU, RAM, Storage, Motherboard, Cooling, PSU, Network) with specs, brand recommendations, and upgrade suggestions.
2. Interactive Hardware Simulator - A tool where users can mix and match different PC components (processors, GPUs, RAM, storage) and see real-time estimated performance metrics like FPS, boot time, and an overall system score with total cost.
3. Security Dashboard - A live threat awareness feed and an interactive security checklist that helps users assess and improve their system's security posture.
4. Tutorials - Step-by-step guides covering topics like building a PC, upgrading RAM, installing an SSD, cable management, overclocking basics, and setting up dual monitors.
5. Performance Tips - Expert-curated optimization tricks for getting the most out of your hardware, filtered by category (Software, Hardware, Storage, Network) with impact ratings.
6. Community - A forum-style section where users can post questions, share builds, upvote content, and interact with tags and user reputation badges.
7. Gamification - A rank progression and badge system that rewards users for engaging with the site (completing tutorials, helping others, sharing builds), with a leaderboard.

In short, it's an all-in-one platform for anyone who wants to learn about, build, optimize, and discuss PC hardware — from beginners to enthusiasts.